Impact of an external, so called box, module on gases composition of the ROVER 2.0 CDTI engine

Environmental impact of the motor vehicle has been felt in every stage of the motor vehicle operation. In the initial phase of the operation, when the vehicle is new, the amount of pollutants getting into the environment is less than at the end of its life, before the scrapping. This is connected with wearing the engine during its operation. However, the need for better performance through the chiptuning or the Box type devices are quite common nowadays, but the impact on the environment may not exceed the permitted emission limits. The article describes the external, so-called Box, module and its impact on the change of the injector opening time, and also on the change of the ROVER 2.0 CDTi engine power and torque. The simplicity of this device lies in the fact that such a modification can be made by everyone who follows the installation instructions. It is not necessary to conduct the program reading, like in the case of a program exchange in the EEPROM or programming via the diagnostic connector EOBD. The external module (box) is connected between the ECU and the Common Rail injectors. Thus, the control program does not change, but the injector opening time is adequately increased.